Design and content validation of a self-directed virtual protocol for Behavioral Activation for Depression
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Abstract
The objective of this instrumental type research was to establish the design and Content Validity Index of a self-directed virtual protocol for Behavioral Activation for Depression. The design of the protocol was carried out based on a Systematic Review of the Literature and a theoretical review of the subject, and for content validation, evaluation by expert judges was used. The data of the evaluations were analyzed based on the model of Lawshe (1975), modified by Tristán-López (2008). The results indicated the content validity of the self-directed virtual protocol of Behavioral Activation for Depression, coinciding with the current theoretical and empirical references. The need arises to create a guide for use for the therapist and to identify the effectiveness of the protocol.
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